1) No disagreement at all! The difference is that our one dimension was just tested against a good defense, and they passed it with a high grade in my opinion. I don't see that Missouri has came across a decent passing defense though... in terms of total yards allowed in passing, the highest rated team they've played is Kansas State at 40. If you narrow that down to the more relevant SEC competition, then their best test was just Kentucky at 55th. LSU and Vanderbilt were 101 and 119 respectively. In contrast to TN, we just played a top 20 rushing defense and top 10 overall defense in terms of yards allowed. In fact, we'll be the first top 20 scoring defense that Missouri has seen this year... the rest are in the 60s or below.
2) No disagreement there either! The point we've both only played one decent team was evidence for mindset as well. That was supposed to convey that Missouri has done nothing more than UT to think they're going to give us a "rude awakening," which to me implied you thought them proven to be much better than UT is all.
3) No disagreement for a third time lol! You won't hardly ever see me defend Milton, but that Florida game is the only reason why I hesitate to be confident in saying we'll beat Missouri. Our defensive line is one of the best if not the best in the SEC; it's been our strength all year. In fact, I'd say they're the backbone of the team's success even over the run offense. That's all to say a passing attack can fold really quick when put under the constant pressure than our defense can bring. I think it no coincidence that every QB outside the state of Florida was limping around for the majority of the games played against us.
My overall point is that I understand the hesitation simply because of Florida and having Milton as our QB, but I think you can be a little more confident given the context of who Missouri and we have played against so far.